Playlist Junkie with your host Sam Hendel. Listen every Sunday night at 8pm on 95.9 The Fox as Sam curates an hour of music with a different interesting theme each week.

Playlist Junkie with your host Sam Hendel. Listen every Sunday night at 8pm on 95.9 The Fox as Sam curates an hour of music with a different interesting theme each week.
Link shared on Facebook allowed ineligible CT residents to sign up for COVID vaccinations CT Post
Trout season begins early for anglers in CT CT Post
Easton man charged with manslaughter in fatal hit and run in Fairfield CT Post
Some restaurant owners say lifting capacity restrictions won’t help business WFSB
Minor earthquake shakes West Hartford, surrounding areas The Hour
Police: Truck hits train overpass in South Norwalk The Hour
With COVID restrictions lifted, New Canaan plans Fourth of July event The Hour
Capitol riot suspect pictured at Pelosi’s desk screams ‘it’s not fair’ in courtroom tantrum Stamford Advocate
CT to remove most COVID capacity limits starting March 19 Stamford Advocate
Bitter Wind Chills Today, Staying Cold Through The Weekend WTNH
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Norwalk’s St. Patrick’s Day parade canceled for second year The Hour
Man blames Fairfield police in lawsuit for mother’s murder CT Post
Billions in federal relief is coming to CT. Who decides how it’s spent? CT Post
Superintendent: Trumbull schools need more funding CT Post
Disney is closing 60 stores in the US and Canada WFSB
Senate gears up for marathon effort in push for Covid relief WFSB
Extra COVID-19 vaccines on the way to South Norwalk The Hour
Police: Stamford man struck pedestrian with car after argument over a cigarette Stamford Advocate
5 things to know about Stamford schools’ plan to fully reopen Stamford Advocate
First lady Jill Biden, new Education Secretary Miguel Cardona tour elementary school in Meriden WTNH
‘100-years-old legacy’: Sacred Heart’s community theater readies for next act in Fairfield CT Post
Former Yale nurse pleads guilty to stealing fentanyl, replacing with saline CT Post
Mohegan tribe, Lamont reach deal on sports betting, online gaming CT Post
First lady, U.S. education secretary to make historic visit to Meriden WFSB
More states are easing Covid-19 restrictions, even as health experts sound warnings WFSB
Warrant: Norwalk employee used fake bids to drive $60K to his company The Hour
House From ‘Silence of the Lambs’ To Become a ‘Cinematic Destination’ The Hour
Officials: State rule could affect Westport schools projects The Hour
Darien Library, Barrett Bookstore to welcome John Grisham, Harlan Coben Stamford Advocate
Mayor Martin: Vaccine ‘making a difference’ in COVID positivity decline in Stamford Stamford Advocate
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6 Dr. Seuss books won’t be published for racist images CT Post
Lamont promotes bill that will require Connecticut home sellers, landlords to provide energy costs CT Post
Senate confirms CT’s Miguel Cardona for U.S. Secretary of Education CT Post
First lady to visit elementary school in Meriden WFSB
Arctic blast brings sub-zero wind chills this morning WFSB
Eversource makes second attempt for rate increase after initial request suspended last summer The Hour
New Canaan police advise residents to keep car doors locked after vehicle stolen The Hour
CT, NY ‘Vaccine hunters’ Facebook group gains more than 7K members in one month The Hour
More COVID vaccine appointments available after Monday rush Stamford Advocate
CT man reunited with high school class ring lost at beach 39 years ago WTNH
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Attorney considers federal intervention for GPS device in Jennifer Dulos case CT Post
Newly eligible COVID vaccine seekers flood CT system in first hours CT Post
Highlights from the 2021 Golden Globe Awards CT Post
Arctic blast brings wind, chilly temps starting tonight WFSB
Johnson & Johnson vaccine expected to arrive in CT on Tuesday WFSB
CT Vaccine Rollout: Where to register for a vaccine if you’re eligible WFSB
With CT Lottery growing, could it expand to sports betting? The Hour
Norwalk man charged with pushing snow in road The Hour
Biological sisters separated by adoption find each other by chance working at New Haven restaurant WTNH
Yale doctor weighs in on safer way to travel in vehicles amid pandemic WTNH
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Results & Awards
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The flubble montage. A collection of all the mistakes made for the week. A “flubble” is a combo of a flub and a mumble, which sometimes unintentionally creates a new word. (0:00)
Dumb Ass News – A pastor is spreading the spirit of the Lord, through his farts. Seriously. During the break, Chaz and AJ called Pat from CT Park Shame, who is able to fart on command, so he can “bless” them. (7:43)
The Tribe has been calling and emailing for weeks about a commercial they believe Chaz voiced. During Fun Fact Friday, Chaz debunked that, and re-enacted the spot to prove his point. It may have back-fired. (14:29)
More Fun Fact Friday, with calls from David Letterman, Matthew McConaughey, and John Travolta. (21:29)
Boss Keith’s Top 5 this week focused on the things that he thought Chaz and AJ could have done differently. Of course, that meant criticizing their choices for best movie endings, and how the score is calculated in a game. (33:26)
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First Lady Jill Biden will visit Connecticut next week CT Post
‘It will not happen again’: Fairfield selectman apologizes for DUI arrest CT Post
New coronavirus variant in New York spurs caution, concern CT Post
Gov., clergy to encourage people to get the COVID-19 vaccine WFSB
Lawmakers to begin reviewing Lamont’s recreational marijuana plan today WFSB
Capitol Police chief warns of threat during Biden speech The Hour
Norwalk sees spike in snow removal complaints The Hour
New Canaan’s Farmers Market to find new home Stamford Advocate
3 Connecticut ‘Easter eggs’ in Disney, Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ Stamford Advocate
Public Health Committee to hear testimony from supporters of controversial Aid-in-Dying bill WTNH
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